Nicola Sturgeon Cleared After Police Investigation Into SNP Finances
The former Scottish first minister’s husband, the onetime chief executive of the Scottish National Party, appeared in court on embezzlement charges. | 1d 4:20 PM ET ago |
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Nicola Sturgeon no longer under investigation over SNP fraud claims
Police Scotland says former first minister not charged in party funding inquiry as husband appears in court for embezzlement. Nicola Sturgeon is no longer under investigation as part of the police ...The Guardian - 2d -
Nicola Sturgeon cleared in SNP finance probe
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Sturgeon 'relieved and vindicated' as police investigation ends
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Nicola Sturgeon announces onstage appearance at comedy festival
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What next for the SNP? Moving out from under the shadow of a police investigation
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Nicola Sturgeon to step down from Holyrood
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Sturgeon remains the biggest name in Scottish politics
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